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Economy News Today Live: RBI MPC Meeting: What does India's Q2 GDP print mean for the monetary policy? Experts weigh in
- RBI MPC Meeting begins today:
Economy News Today Live: RBI MPC Meeting: When and where to watch Governor Shaktikanta Das' policy announcement
- RBI MPC Meeting: India's CPI inflation stood at 6.2 per cent as of October, as nation eyes the upcoming monetary policy announcement on December 6. Check details to find out when and where to watch the policy meeting…
Economy News Today Live: World economy to accelerate in 2025, but recovery threatened by higher tariffs, OECD says
- The global economy is set to grow by 3.3% next year as inflation continues to cool, but could falter if tariffs rise and governments fail to narrow wide budget deficits.
Economy News Today Live: India’s services sector growth falls marginally in November
- The HSBC India Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), came in at 58.4 in November, down from 58.5 in October but higher than the 57.7 figure reported in September.
Economy News Today Live: How painful will Trump’s tariffs be for American businesses?
- Their options range from hoarding goods and raising prices to rewiring supply chains
Economy News Today Live: The economy is still inflated
- Biden-era high prices persist even as the Fed slows the rate of increase. Trump should take note.
Economy News Today Live: Centre likely to miss ₹1.5 trillion capex loan target for states in FY25
- So far, the Centre has released ₹50,571.42 crore to the states as part of an interest-free capex loan scheme for ramping up capital expenditure during the first eight months of FY25, while it had budgeted ₹1.5 trillion for the scheme for the fiscal